Your evening begins at the iconic Galería Güemes, a Belle Époque masterpiece nestled between Florida and San Martín streets. Built in 1915, its marble floors, gilded ceilings, and ornate archways create a sense of old-world glamour. As you walk through its polished corridors to the theatre entrance, you’ll feel transported to a bygone era of elegance.
Whether you’re looking for a night focused solely on music and dance or a complete cultural and culinary immersion, the Piazzolla Tango theatre offers flexible options. Here’s a breakdown to help you choose the perfect experience.
Before the curtain rises, indulge in a three-course menu designed to pair perfectly with an evening of tango. Each dish reflects Argentina’s culinary identity, from its famed beef to delicate Patagonian seafood.
Yes, all dinner packages include Argentine wines, beer, soft drinks, and bottled water. VIP guests also enjoy champagne.
Absolutely. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free menus are available; please request these when booking.
Yes, the venue offers simplified, kid-friendly dishes for younger guests.
The entire dinner-and-show experience is about 3–4 hours; the tango performance itself runs for roughly 90–100 minutes.
Plan to arrive by 7:45–8pm to enjoy your full dining experience before the show.
Yes, with prior notification, so arrangements can be made.
Yes, same-day bookings are often available, but VIP seats may sell out quickly, especially on weekends.
Yes, the show is entirely performance-based with live music and dance, so no Spanish fluency is required.
Yes, you can request birthday or anniversary mentions, and VIP guests may receive special table arrangements.
Yes, many visitors enjoy exploring nearby attractions such as Plaza de Mayo or Puerto Madero before heading to the theatre.
